Huawei donates HUF 6 mln to National University of Public Service
Huawei Technologies Hungary donated state-of-the-art telecommunications technologies valued at HUF 6 mln to the National University of Public Service in Hungary in order to aid in the research and teaching of solutions for smart cities, the company announced today.
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó said that the initiative is part of Hungary’s “Opening to the East” policy. “Huawei is not only creating jobs here in Hungary, but also contributing to higher education” the minister noted.
Officials in the US, UK, India, Canada and Australia have reportedly raised concerns about Huawei's security, including charges that the company has assisted the Chinese government in spying on its customers – charges the company denies.
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